Pedro from Portuguesepedia dropped me a line recently and asked if I would like to do some sort of affiliate partnership with him. I don’t, really, because I haven’t used his platform and don’t really want to be in a position where I’m advocating for a program I’ve never used*.
But in the interests of helping out someone who makes good content, here is a completely unpaid plug: have a look at his videos because they’re engaging and useful, no matter what stage you’re at in your Portuguese journey. The latest one is here and I think you can sort of swipe down from there. I have already mentioned them in at least one blog and on the online resources page because they’re just little short, practical snippets you can take and apply in your day-to-day life.
And if you happen to be looking for a new teacher and you like his style, and you wanted to go and have a look at his site well I’m not stopping you! Although the dips are probably a bit challenging for newbies, he seems to be pitching his course materials at people newer to learning, in the A1-B1 range as far as I can tell, so it’s probably a good option for new and intermediate learners.
*while I’m talking about this, here’s a brief reminder that I do use affiliate links for a couple of services I actually do use: namely, bookshops. I have written a post about what I will loosely call the Funding Model of this site here if you’re curious about my enormous riches.
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